The provincial directorate of post-primary and secondary education in Balé recorded 50.24% success in the Baccalaureate session of 2024. The 9 juries announced the results of the second round, on Wednesday 03 and Thursday July 4, 2024.The province of Balé recorded 50.24% success in the Baccalaureate.1048 candidates were declared admitted out of a total of 2086 present according to statistics from the management examinations and competitions service following the results of the first and second rounds.The results are up compared to last year. This success rate is also the best rate in the history of the province, according to the provincial directorate of post-primary and secondary education in Balé. The best success rates were recorded in the Series A juries.The best rate for series A is 68.88% recorded at jury 8 at the Fara center compared to 52.21% in series D at jury 2 at the Bagassi center. At the gender level, the success rate is 50.87% for girls and 49.69% for boys.As a reminder, the candidate s composed for series A and D in 9 juries housed in Boromo, Bagassi and Fara. Out of 2134 registered, 2086 candidates took part in all the exams.The first round success rate was 30.55%. The session, according to the administrative authorities, took place without any major incident. Also, unlike the first study certificate session, the use of the SIGEC software did not experience any major difficulty.The normal Baccalaureate session ends on Friday July 5, 2024 throughout the national territory.Source: Burkina Information Agency
Balé/BAC 2024: The province records the best rate in its history, with 50.24% success rate
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